There it rests, lying, there, vanquished, lies its own being.
Meanwhile, JERRY KRAUSE, the Bulls' general manager, said "no one talks his way off this team," and there it rests.
There it rests at the feet of a half-inch plastic snowman, smiling happily to himself, despite the fact that he will be melted into the sewer this time next week.
For a second, it seemed as if the moon had crumbled like a meringue, but instead it rested there, half in and half out of the jaws of the bucket.
It rested quietly there until Mrs Brody died last November.
No, if there is blame it rests with the ministers who failed to probe deeply enough into their scheme before launching it, dealing with the real costs on the ground rather than optimistic political fantasies.
There it would have rested if it hadn't been for some parents challenging the matter in the high court, resulting in a judgment last week that stated that you (not personally, but in your capacity as the secretary of state for education) had erred in asserting that this GCSE would "fulfil the entirety of the state's RE duties".
Don't push success too far; instead, acknowledge that a former success occurred and had its place in building your business but let it rest there.
Later Platonists, such as Plotinus, maintained that although fire moves naturally upward in a straight line toward its natural place at the periphery of the Universe, when it arrived there, it would either rest or move naturally in a circle.
